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Comment on It’s all possible. Make it so… by Debby Beachy

Debby Beachy — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 02:24:31 +0000

Andrew
Can I please add one more bullet?
* They have a mastermind group in which they consult with on a regular bases.

This is why I love the Mentoring For Free (MFF) system so much.
A generic mastermind group of network marketers growing and learning together for free (which is a give) and yet not cheap!

Staying focused when building a business Online is a challenge because there’s so much noise. As for me I work hard on “keeping my head down and my tail up” looking straight ahead to the goal line!

Great post I know you are making a difference for you and your family!

Comment on Time Flies by Wendy Hewlett

Wendy Hewlett — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 03:38:46 +0000

Choose to live a life uncommon! We all have the ability to decide what we want in life and to achieve it. Most settle for mediocrity rather than stepping outside of their comfort zone. They may claim that they don’t know how to start a business, but with the internet and so much information available at our finger tips, there really is no excuse.
Network Marketing or Direct Sales or MLM, whichever name you prefer, is the new J.O.B. security. It is riskier to work for an organization than it is to start a Network Marketing business.
Choose a life uncommon!

Wendy
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Comment on Time Flies by Debby Beachy

Debby Beachy — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 21:02:17 +0000

Hi Andrew
There are times I wish my parents would have taught me more about business and money. I come from a back ground of hard factory workers, no real upper education. The thing is, education isn’t what it’s cracked up to be any more. Yes, it can open the door, but jobs are hard to find and the dept of education is so high what a price to pay!

Times are changing and the way we make money is changing. The business model of “network marketing” is at it’s all time high, it’s not that dirty word any more.

Cheers for our parents Andrew, but I’m looking on-ward to a more secure future. So to answerer your question where will I be when I’m 80 years old +. Vacationing with my family and my kids and grand-kids will love me as they will inherit the wealth that I will leave behind!

Comment on Time Flies by rebecca russell

rebecca russell — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 02:07:41 +0000

Andrew,
Well written and heart felt post. Love the analogy to your step dad. I think we all have lived thru that “get a good job and everything will be fine” or my father wondered why I was not married and had him some grandkids instead of finding myself first.
Now a days we can tell our kids with all honesty, you can be what you want and working for the man is not the only option.
Thanks
rebecca
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Comment on Time Flies by Maggie Lancy

Maggie Lancy — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 12:44:48 +0000

Wow! How true Andrew!
I tell people for example, you are 30 and perhaps doing great!
Tryst me when you turn 40, 50 and beyond you will have wished
you would have created a Plan B for your time and financial freedom!
The time will fly by and even though you may be successful with what you are doing it will get old!
Greta post.
Wake up people!

Comment on Now you see it, now you don’t by rebecca russell

rebecca russell — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 17:47:02 +0000

Hi Andrew, I really like your heart felt blog. You are absolutely right, our attitude on life attracts like minded people and if you WANT change, change yourself first. Personal development is a great way to start and keep on track. Thanks for sharing…rebecca
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Comment on Now you see it, now you don’t by Bill Cowan

Bill Cowan — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 02:04:19 +0000

Thanks Andrew, great insight and spot on my friend. I want to “Be the shiny object” and not the nay saying one like a lot of people. thanks for the post.
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Comment on Now you see it, now you don’t by Andrew

Andrew — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 17:00:45 +0000

Hi Robin,
Thanks for coming by and leaving a comment. The branding part was more of an observation than an endorsement one way or other. Of course, I want people to see me as I am as that’s who I know how to be. I don’t have much time for the quick buck approach.

I’m glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks again Robin.

Regards,

Andrew

Comment on Now you see it, now you don’t by Robin van der Merwe

Robin van der Merwe — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 21:27:58 +0000

Andrew,
Another way of looking at personal branding is making yourself stand out from the crowd for very positive reasons… You want people to know you aren’t like every other get-rick-quick charlatan or the “I made $90,000 last hour and you can too” kind of a person…

There’s nothing wrong with becoming know for who you are… a person with a good heart and a servant’s attitude…

Great post….. with lots of personal insight shared…. thanks for that!

To your continued success,
Robin
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Comment on Give, give and give some more (Click away to an easier post now if being asked to give offends you, no harm, no foul) by Andrew

Andrew — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 09:44:39 +0000

Gary,
Thanks for syndicating, it’s much appreciated. Thanks for the best wishes. Funnily enough, staying healthy is the most challenging part!

Regards,

Andrew